Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-06-13

lt- OF executive CuHnH1itArbs PAIS2NcAe1 Vi AAohS
and superintendent of departments TO discuss plans
for the coming year; 600, Prayer service. led by
Mrs c Smith, Barton Landing; ESQ, Report of
Unions: 1000, Roll call and election of officers
discussion press department; fair work; IN giene,
Mrs DR. Hinmau, West Charleston; finance, Mrs
A Hopk.nson; adjournment Affernoon-1-30,
Devotional meeting conducted by Mrs Dr. Cowles,
Derby Line; eco, Social purity, Mrs F ! Wiley,
Derby; >. T. l., Miss NJ 1 Williams, Coventry; 5.
: work, Mrs : odgett; report of committee on
resolutions music; adjournment. Evening-7.oO
music poem, Mrs 7 Housh; music, The Dead
March" 500, Address, Mrs ( Barney of Rhode
Island; music; final adjournment.
Each Union Is invited to send i've delegates. The
temperance people of the county invited
70 be present and take part the discus
sions. West Charleston Union cordially extends
inequalities TO delegates and visitors AL men,
bers Of Union please wear the white ribbon. Return
checks will be furnished.
Please bring Bibles and Gospel Uvms-
Collections viii be taken to help defray expenses
Unions are expected TO send the annual fee Of ten
cents per member.
Coven
Wheeler Gray has been making repairs
and improvements on his house.
Mrs. Hollis Thrasher has returned from
Boston. where she has been for medical
treatment.
Homer Wheelock recently caught a
black bass out of the river that weighed
81 pounds.
Children's Day at Cong. church passed
off pleasantly. The day viii be honOred
at NJ f. church next Sunday
DIR. Branch recently received telegram
stating that his mother had suffered
shock, and he started at once to see her.
Craft~bur~.
Rev. A. B. Blake was here last week.
John Conner sells the Northrup prop
erty at auction July lst,
John Kier has large invoice of stoves
and new goods at his store.
Mrs E. Hatch and her daughter have
moved TO the McAllister house.
Children's Day at NJ. E. church Sunday,
with profusion of flowers and literary
exercises.
G. F. Howard sold very promising
colt and ten good horses were taken away
from town last week.
Stephen Roberts and Mrs. \. Fl. Ken
ME were away last week, attending the
funeral of S. R. Renfrew.
The Ladies' Aid will give an ice cream
and strawberry festival, Thursday even
ing, June 10Th. All invited.
DR. P. c. TempletOn of E. Craftsbury
expects to move to Glover to take the
place of DR.. W. F. Templeton, when he
goes away.
J c. Allen has built fence around his
his front yard and will otherwise improve
the premises and buildings lately bought
of Mr.. Sweat.
L. R. Leonard has put up an addition
to his barn and made other improvements
in it. GUAR is head over heels in trade
with new goods
Leander Wheeler is very low-Dr.
Bemis has been treating Horace Cass at
E. Hardwick of late, who had the bilious
fever. He is better.
Mrs. A. Dawson has returned from
Barton. Mrs. H A. Scott has returned
from Hyde Park. where she has been taking
care of her aunt, Mrs. Childs.
The Craftsbury band boys have new
uniforms which are neat and pretty. They
gave a street parade and concert Friday
evening, which was much enjoyed.
Mrs. scribner attended the closing ex-
ercises of the Lyndon Institute, where
her daughters have been attending school;
one of them came home with her.
I. T. Patterson is tearing down his old
barn. and will complete the one begun
last year-an improvement to his hotel ac-
commodations.-L. F. Smith is building
a blacksmith shop.-Critchett is in doubt
about building. He is coming to dis
trust the wicked people of this borough.
Mrs. r. A. Patterson is at Newbury,
visiting her motheT.-Dr. Whittlesey,
brother of DR.. Bemis, who studied with
the latter some years ago, has been in
town visiting friends.-Mrs. c. c. COnant
is at Burke visiting her daughter.-Leon-
ard Hartman has been at Lyndon on a
visit.
Derby
Mrs Charles Nourse and youngest
daughter have gone to Syracuse, n. Y,
for few weeks visit with friends and
relatives.
Thursday the 9th, some Methodist
people assembled at the church and
parsonage, and built walks of gravel
4 3 A noticeable and
worthy improvement
As the people were returning from
meeting June 9Th, drunken man came
dashing down the street using every
part of the road at once, and finally ran
over lady, and drove on toward Salem
Derby at a furious rate of speed. The
people were so indignant that four citi-
Zens hitched up teams directly, drove
where he lived and brought him to Der
by. The next morning court set and re-
manned in session until three fines were
collected for violation Of the liquor law,
and twenty-eight fines, settlements, etc,
were made for violation of the laws rel
ative to breaking the Sabbath.
Glover.
Remember the auction of the DR.. Tenn
pleton property next Thursday at l
O'Clock.
Mr.. Barrows of Coventry is at work
for D. l. Dwinen, Mr. Morse returning to
his home in Portland.
The ladies of the Mite Society will meet
with Mrs Kelton Friday afternoon, June
18th. All cordially invited.
o. V. Percival had sore removed from
his hand on Tuesday, by DR.. r. B. Skin
ner and DIR. l. Kimball, which has caused
him much pain and trouble.
A pleasant gathering at Judge Owens
a few evenings since, when the grounds
were lighted with Chinese lanterns, and
music and hospitality were scattered
promiscuously.
The Ladies Aid Society will furnish an